Supporting those with Cancer through Yoga
Coming to terms with cancer can be tricky at every stage of recovery. That’s why Vicky Fox, a qualified yoga teacher, creates a safe, nurturing and happy atmosphere in her cancer yoga classes. Not only are there loads of physical health benefits (think balance, better sleep and circulation) of yoga, her classes are also designed to increase comfort and camaraderie for cancer-survivors. To learn more about the classes, and why Vicky is so dedicated to what she does, tune in to this webinar. If you are interested in signing up, you should also take a look at our most recent book giveaway! Click here to win one of five copies of Vicky’s book Yoga for Cancer - The A to Z of C.
Vicky Fox
Vicky’s teaching style is based around her own varied experience of yoga and through that has created a physically challenging class developing strength and suppleness while emphasising alignment and precision. All the time believing that yoga should be an individual and safe practice.
Vicky is registered with the Yoga Alliance as a senior registered yoga teacher and teacher trainer, teaches at triyoga in Ealing and Chelsea and online, Paul’s Cancer Support Centre and Future Dreams Charity. Vicky runs a Teaching Yoga To Those Diagnosed with Cancer training so that more teachers can feel supported to teach these wonderful and supportive classes.
Supporting those with Cancer through Yoga
Coming to terms with cancer can be tricky at every stage of recovery. That’s why Vicky Fox, a qualified yoga teacher, creates a safe, nurturing and happy atmosphere in her cancer yoga classes. Not only are there loads of physical health benefits (think balance, better sleep and circulation) of yoga, her classes are also designed to increase comfort and camaraderie for cancer-survivors. To learn more about the classes, and why Vicky is so dedicated to what she does, tune in to this webinar. If you are interested in signing up, you should also take a look at our most recent book giveaway! Click here to win one of five copies of Vicky’s book Yoga for Cancer - The A to Z of C.
talkhealth+
Plus features:
- All talkhealth membership features
- Giveaways, trials & surveys
- Online expert clinics, webinars and coffee mornings with healthcare professionals
- Free support programmes
- Health articles, blogs & forums
- Join our exclusive product review panel
talkhealth: coffee morning
We run our coffee mornings on the first Friday of each month in which all members are invited each with a theme, around which we base our 45-60 minute chat, and every so often, we’re joined by a medical professional or patient advocate.
talkhealth: coffee morning
We run our coffee mornings on the first Friday of each month in which all members are invited each with a theme, around which we base our 45-60 minute chat, and every so often, we’re joined by a medical professional or patient advocate.
talkhealth+
Plus features:
- All talkhealth membership features
- Giveaways, trials & surveys
- Online expert clinics, webinars and coffee mornings with healthcare professionals
- Free support programmes
- Health articles, blogs & forums
- Join our exclusive product review panel
An Emergency Nurse's perspective on the importance of health literacy
One thing that can really upend confidence in your health is a visit to A&E. Whether it’s a nasty fall or an allergic reaction, being in the emergency room can feel like you’re back to square one with your chronic condition. That’s why we have invited A&E Nurse, Beth Cooper, to share her expert tips for increasing your health knowledge to make sure you steer clear of ambulance trips. She is here to help you quit waiting times, injuries and unexpected journeys to the hospital by increasing your health literacy and awareness of self-management. This webinar will cover the importance of health literacy, what it is, and why some people face barriers to learning more about their bodies than others.
Bethany Cooper
Beth has worked in healthcare since the age of 15, and graduated with a first class degree in Adult Nursing in 2017. The majority of her clinical career has been spent working in a busy Emergency Department in Yorkshire, where she was promoted to Sister. She completed a Masters degree in Trauma Science from Queen Mary University of London in 2019, research from which has recently been accepted for publication in a medical journal.
Over the past year Beth has been working alongside her nursing as a freelance health sciences and medical writer, researching and publishing articles in an attempt to broaden public access to health knowledge. She is passionate about health, and encouraging individual health literacy and engagement.
An Emergency Nurse's perspective on the importance of health literacy
One thing that can really upend confidence in your health is a visit to A&E. Whether it’s a nasty fall or an allergic reaction, being in the emergency room can feel like you’re back to square one with your chronic condition. That’s why we have invited A&E Nurse, Beth Cooper, to share her expert tips for increasing your health knowledge to make sure you steer clear of ambulance trips. She is here to help you quit waiting times, injuries and unexpected journeys to the hospital by increasing your health literacy and awareness of self-management. This webinar will cover the importance of health literacy, what it is, and why some people face barriers to learning more about their bodies than others.
talkhealth+
Plus features:
- All talkhealth membership features
- Giveaways, trials & surveys
- Online expert clinics, webinars and coffee mornings with healthcare professionals
- Free support programmes
- Health articles, blogs & forums
- Join our exclusive product review panel
talkhealth: coffee morning
We run our coffee mornings on the first Friday of each month in which all members are invited each with a theme, around which we base our 45-60 minute chat, and every so often, we’re joined by a medical professional or patient advocate.
talkhealth: coffee morning
We run our coffee mornings on the first Friday of each month in which all members are invited each with a theme, around which we base our 45-60 minute chat, and every so often, we’re joined by a medical professional or patient advocate.
talkhealth+
Plus features:
- All talkhealth membership features
- Giveaways, trials & surveys
- Online expert clinics, webinars and coffee mornings with healthcare professionals
- Free support programmes
- Health articles, blogs & forums
- Join our exclusive product review panel
British Skin Foundation: LIVE Skin Cancer Q&A
If there is anything that you should be carrying around with you at the height of summer (and all year long!) it’s SPF. Not only does wearing suncream prevent skin from burning - which increases your risk of skin cancer - but it also decreases your risk of developing melanoma by around 50%. The British Skin Foundation’s Dr Adil Sheraz is here to share his expertise on all things skin cancer, SPF, and beyond! We are inviting all of our members to ask their questions before the webinar so that Dr Sheraz can answer their queries at the event. So, sign up and send us your questions.
Dr Adil Sheraz
Dr Sheraz graduated from St Bartholomew’s and the Royal London Hospital School of Medicine in 2005 where he also intercalated and obtained a BSc in Molecular Therapeutics. His training in General Medicine took place in various London hospitals and he gained Membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 2010.
Dr Sheraz is on the specialist register and his interests include skin cancer, skin surgery, psoriasis, general adult dermatology, acne and allergy. He regularly provides teaching and lectures to undergraduates and post graduates and has been an examiner for the dermatology section for medical students at King’s College Hospital.
British Skin Foundation: LIVE Skin Cancer Q&A
If there is anything that you should be carrying around with you at the height of summer (and all year long!) it’s SPF. Not only does wearing suncream prevent skin from burning - which increases your risk of skin cancer - but it also decreases your risk of developing melanoma by around 50%. The British Skin Foundation’s Dr Adil Sheraz is here to share his expertise on all things skin cancer, SPF, and beyond! We are inviting all of our members to ask their questions before the webinar so that Dr Sheraz can answer their queries at the event. So, sign up and send us your questions.
talkhealth+
Plus features:
- All talkhealth membership features
- Giveaways, trials & surveys
- Online expert clinics, webinars and coffee mornings with healthcare professionals
- Free support programmes
- Health articles, blogs & forums
- Join our exclusive product review panel
Sign In with Google
Sign In with Facebook